Verb
The word is derived from swat
The fly that doesn't want to be swatted is most secure when it lights on the fly-swatter. Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
If he fancied her anymore," Saphira said to both Eragon and Roran, "I'd be trying to kiss Arya myself." "Saphira!" Mortified, Eragon swatted her on the leg. Christopher Paolini
When they paint the image that I was this monster who picked up these alter boys along the street and swatted them like flies I said "this is ludicrous." John Wayne Gacy
Jakieya Thompson drove coast-to-coast on the following possession after a St. Pauls timeout, and Lynch swatted the game-tying shot attempt. Source: Internet
The win was sealed by soon-to-be 76er Dario Šarić, who swatted Pau Gasol at the buzzer, and set off celebrations as if they had won gold. Source: Internet
The last time he reached out to all of America, he patted us with a tax refund with one hand and with the other hand swatted away our civil liberties by shredding our Constitution with the PATRIOT Act. Source: Internet